light tackle?

[JCMAN]

Experiences on light tackle?  when do you guys switch to it ? i became curious after reading a few articles on here and i bought a bunch of little grubs and little crankbaits to try out on smaller poles and smaller line ? let me know what u guys think? any suggestions on lures? thanks

[Blue Streak]

Bomber makes a real nice small bait can't remember the name, and I also do well on the smallest Big O, I guess by Cordell. I use 4 pound Yo Zuri line.

[tnbassfisher]

I go to it when I'm not catching anything on larger stuff.

I also fish and wade a lot of creeks and small rivers. I almost always use and UL setup doing this.

[B A S S E R]

I used to only use UL/L tackle around here because I fish 98% weightless worms from shore in hard to cast spots. I can cast a weightless worm a mile even when I'm in cover.

[Raul]

Some of the tiny stuff I use when they get picky:

3" Senkos or Dingers

C 'ultiva Bug Eye Bait

Rapala Shad Rap sieze 5

Rapala Original Floating Minnow size 5

Blue Fox Vibrax #0, 1 & 2

Bass Assassin Baby Assassin ( 3" )

Zoom Baby Brush Hog

Megabass Griffon

Megabass Live X Margay

Rebel Tiny Wee Frog

[LHC - Bank Robber]

I go to ul when fishing in slow, mostly outa boredom, my favorite bait is a charle brewer crappie slider grub, but tiny pop-r  is a close second

[smmouthluvr]

  man u have 2 try u/l tackle w/rebel teeny wee r crawdads whenever i go wading streams i always have something new 2 try but always go back 2 these great little lures

[bigfruits]

in-line spinners

[iceintheveins]

I have no problem throwing smaller and lighter cranks on six pound test. I am never afraid to use finesse. Sometimes it's the only way to get bit.